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سوال 1 کی 8
In supervised learning, what makes a training dataset 'labeled'?
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- In supervised learning, what makes a training dataset 'labeled'?
- Each example has been sorted into folders according to its file type and size
- Each example is paired with a target output for the model to learn
- Each example has been compressed so the model can read it in less time
- Each example includes a timestamp recording exactly when it was first collected
- A model that predicts whether an email is spam or not spam is solving which type of supervised learning problem?
- رجعت
- درجہ بندی
- Dimensionality reduction
- جھرمٹ
- Predicting the sale price of a house from its size and location is an example of what?
- Clustering, because similar houses are grouped together by area
- Regression, because the output is a continuous number
- Classification, because houses belong to distinct neighborhoods
- Reinforcement learning, because prices reward sellers
- Why do practitioners hold back a separate test set that the model never sees during training?
- To give the model extra examples once its training accuracy peaks
- To store a backup copy in case the training data is lost
- To estimate how well the model performs on new, unseen data
- To make training run faster by using fewer examples
- When should preprocessing steps such as fitted scaling be learned for a supervised-learning evaluation?
- From all rows before splitting so the test set helps estimate them
- From test examples only
- From the training partition, then applied to validation and test examples
- From whichever partition gives the best final score
- The guide’s classifier catches 30 of 40 urgent messages and flags 20 ordinary messages. Which recall and precision values follow?
- Recall 75%; precision 60%
- Recall 60%; precision 75%
- Recall 100%; precision 50%
- Recall 30%; precision 20%
- A dataset has repeated records for the same person. What risk can a random row split create?
- The model is guaranteed to have low recall
- Related records can appear in both training and test sets, leaking information
- The target labels automatically become numerical
- The test set is no longer allowed to contain labels
- What can changing a classification threshold do, according to the guide?
- Change the tradeoff between false positives and false negatives without changing learned parameters
- Change the training labels into features
- Guarantee both error types become zero
- Replace the need to evaluate model performance